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Jim Plamondon
James (Jim) Plamondon is a technology evangelist, technical writer and inventor notable for his role at Microsoft, in the 1990s, in systematizing the theory and practice of platform evangelism.
==Technical writer==
Graduating from University of New Mexico with a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science in 1988, he relocated to Silicon Valley and wrote technical articles for programming magazines such as the MacTech Journal, Frameworks Magazine, Apple's d e v e l o p Magazine, and the WinTech Journal, while working full-time as a computer programmer.
He founded the local non-profit Bay Area MacApp Developer's Association (BAMADA), which met monthly at Apple's Cupertino headquarters, and was elected twice to the Board of Directors of the international non-profit MacApp Developer's Association (MADA), both of which were focused on MacApp, the first widely used object-oriented application framework. After defecting from the Mac developer community to Microsoft's Windows in 1991, he wrote a regular column for Mac developers in Frameworks Magazine called 'Postcards from WindowsLand.'
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